Edisto Plantations SeaSide William Seabrook Mansion Bleak Hall SeaCloud Old House or Four Chimneys Oak Island LISTED IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC HOMES, OAK ISLAND PLANTATION WAS THE GIFT OF WM. SEABROOK TO HIS SON WILLIAM IN 1828. THE PLANTATION HAS REMAINED IN THE SAME FAMILY UNTIL NOW. SALE INCLUDES 8.1 ACRES WHICH IS THE SITE OF THE RESIDENCE, 332 ACRES ZONED AGRICULTURAL AND THREE 2.2 ACRE DEEP WATER PARCELS. THERE IS A CONSERVATION EASEMENT ON THE LAND. THE HOME IS THE SITE OF AN EXTENSIVE CAMELLIA GARDEN WHERE PRIZE WINNING CAMELLIAS HAVE BEEN GROWN FOR YEARS. THIS IS ONE OF EDISTO ISLAND'S PRIME PLANATATION HOMES.    Point of Pines Cassina Point Brick House Blue House     Indigo the Presbyterian Manse Windsor Old Dominion Prospect Hill Bailey Island Gun Bluff Middleton Cypress Trees Sunnyside Mikell Peter's Point Pine Baron Grimball Governor's Bluff Beckett     Crawford The Neck Brooklands     THE MAIN HOUSE (CIRCA 1805)HAS BEEN BRILLIANTLY RESTORED BY CHARLESTON ARCHITECT ROBERT CHESNUT AND IS LISTED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES. SCENES FROM ROBERT REDFORD'S MOVIE "THE LEGEND OF BAGGAR VANCE" WERE FILMED ON BROOKLAND AND THE HOUSE IS FEATURED IN NATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL PUBLICATIONS.